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Things That Go
Pierre-Marie Valat, Danielle Denega
Board book (Cartwheel Books, April 1, 2002)Presents various types of vehicles, from a motorcycle to an airplane.
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Insiders Space
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Hardcover (Templar, Jan. 1, 2008)Rare Book
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A Look Inside a Shakespearean Theatre
Peter Chrisp, Adam Hook
Hardcover (Hodder Wayland, Aug. 31, 1998)None
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Red Blue Color Zoo
PHILIPPE DUPASQUIER
Board book (Candlewick, March 1, 2003)Discovering the world of colors - and the world of animals - is even more fun when each shaped page is wider than the last.A trio of yellow butterflies. A group of pink flamingos. A family of orange foxes. A skyful of fluttering black bats. And finally, a multitude of vividly colored fish, swimming across a broad expanse. Philippe Dupasquier fills each graduated page with his buoyant illustrations. What better way for kids to learn their colors - or be inspired to create colorful examples of their own?
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Discovering the Universe
Professor of History Stuart Clark
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Publishing, Jan. 1, 2000)An Inside Look is specially designed to explore the natural forces and amazing technology that shape our universe. Each volume takes readers on a remarkable adventure into an important part of our world. Striking, full-color illustrations complement a fact-filled text. Inviting two-page spreads offer many access points for readers to explore intriguing concepts. The abundance of easily understandable, cutting-edge information makes these large-format books invaluable references.
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Dinosaurs
Keith;Clark Banister Neil;Chatfield, June;Hillyard, Paul, Steve;Pang Johnson Alex;Field, James;Barrowman, Andrew; Slater, Gary
Hardcover (Reader's Digest Children's Books, June 15, 1995)None
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Look Inside a Victorian Toyshop
Brian Moses, Adam Hook
Hardcover (Hodder Wayland, May 31, 1997)Using objects to explore Victorian social history, this book studies the inside of a Victorian toyshop in order to examine the toys and games of that era. It is part of a series which uses objects to study different periods of history.
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Inside Stories
Peter Benton, Sue Benton
Paperback (Hodder Arnold H&S, Oct. 6, 1994)None
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Discovering Prehistory
Robert Muir Wood
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Publishing, Sept. 1, 2001)An Inside Look is specially designed to explore the natural forces and amazing technology that shape our universe. Each volume takes readers on a remarkable adventure into an important part of our world. Striking, full-color illustrations complement a fact-filled text. Inviting two-page spreads offer many access points for readers to explore intriguing concepts. The abundance of easily understandable, cutting-edge information makes these large-format books invaluable references.Prehistory. The word itself brings up different images for different people. Perhaps it's the picture of crude cave drawings. Maybe it's the thought of the mighty T. Rex, scouring the earth for its next victim. Whatever the thought, in Discovering Prehistory, young readers will get right to the core of the entire story, from learning how fossils form to how the dinosaurs lived and died, to the varying beliefs of early peoples. Whether the interest is in dinosaurs or in radiocarbon dating, readers will definitely not be disappointed!
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Look Inside Italy
Ian James, Joy Richardson, Hayward Art Group, Chris Fairclough
Hardcover (The Watts Publishing Group, Aug. 31, 1995)One of a series of books for schoolchildren which provides up-to-date information and facts about a country, including the latest developments within each country. The text is written on two levels, designed for readers of different standards. The subject of this title is Italy.
